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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: LVVHS is now offering CURBSIDE SERVICE if you cannot make it to the DOG adoption event on Saturday. We know some of you work and we want to make it easier for you to meet one of our wonderful dogs. Many of them have... professional training. Check out our very special adoptable dogs HERE >>> Call us at 434-2009 if you want more information or if you want to meet one of them as a potential member of your family. |
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THE HEAT IS ON !!!
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The sweltering summer temps are here. Please keep your pets cool, comfortable and healthy!
- Never leave an animal in a parked car.
- Keep animals out of direct sunlight during the heat of the day.
- Prevent sunburn. Ask your veterinarian about an appropriate brand of sun block for pets.
- Always make sure animals have access to fresh water.
- Avoid strenuous exercise on extremely hot days.
- Test the heat radiating from the sidewalk or streets.
- Know your pets so that you can recognize an emergency.
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THANK YOU to all who clicked and Purina Cat Chow. We hit our goal of $1,000 !!!
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| Bee swarming season has officially begun! The following link offers some helpful tactics to maximize the protection for our furry companions and even has remedies for reactions to bee venom. Keep Your Pets Safe From Bees & Wasps During Swarming Season! |
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LAS VEGAS VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY'S MISSION & PROGRAMS: |
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LVVHS is dedicated to improving the welfare of animals in Southern Nevada. LVVHS’s primary emphasis is on stray and abandoned animals and reducing animal overpopulation.
2012 SPAY & NEUTER: More than 604 cats, dogs and rabbits were spayed and neutered as fosters or for owners who could not afford to alter them.
2012 ADOPTION: The LVVHS took in and adopted out 365 cats and dogs, many of them having medical needs.
2012 FERAL CAT: Some 1073 feral cats were spayed and neutered through its TNRV program.
2012 RESCUE & REHABILITATION: The LVVHS rescued almost 200 animals from the street or people who were feeding them and provided medical care for injuries ranging from abscesses to broken legs.
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Pet Owners Must Have Their Dogs and Cats Spayed or Neutered!
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Don't have your dog or cat spayed/neutered yet? Call the Las Vegas Valley Humane Society (LVVHS) at 434-2009 or email us at LVVHS@cox.net. The LVVHS offers low cost spay and neuter clinics for cats and referrals for dogs...read more>
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Phone Number: (702) 434-2009 Fax
Number: (702) 434-2001
Mailing Address: Las Vegas Valley Humane Society | 3395
S. Jones Blvd., #454 | Las Vegas, NV 89146
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